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Last evening quite crowd were attracts
around a little frame house on Lawrence
Just south of the ". * ". crossing BY tn
cries OF murder, murder" Il was learnel
that the house was occupie by the Tuppei
family, and that one Of the boys had CONS
home intoxicated 4 quarrel arose in some
way with younger brother. aud when the
mother and daughter interfere1 the
oder rode up to the ho1sa and pushing
his hand through the window. il Is said
struck the woman in the face. TIE yctngeI
brother attempted 10 dismount the other ano
a serious scUfiie eusuei, which WIS finally
ended by the appearance Of q trother-in-law.
The older would not hare this interference
OF his relative and gave ths intruder chase
pistol in hand The latter found safety II
the barn. sad tie intoxicated party axain
mounted horse and rode towards the cour-
try. The blood Was flowing profuseiy from
the cut en- his arm. causei By breaking tn
window pane in endesvor:rg 70 punish tis
mother srfd sister.
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NICK AND NECk-

And the picturesque Id!l amer can ~ ms,
Olive bran Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

W. S. HotchsoIs is expected home from
the east today
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

Dr. Hupp is back from visit TO Warren
vile, Indiana.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

Grand fsmiy matiI &c Saturday R's'rved seats
now on sale at ore house box oriee. Price
~. -. and 20 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

Percy johnson lett for st. Louis last even
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Admission Il. Is and SIC, Reserved seats at the
box Office during the day.
Performance commences at $50 p. m. shJrp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

Jesse Davis, brotEer of Howard Davis, is
in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

Synopsis-act list. fun. Act ID, fun, fun. Act Cd,
fun, fun. fun. = ct attn. All fun.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

NTlCHITA ZOOLOGICAL MUSEUM,
w 81, 2s3 AND 2z5 MAIN STREET.
". G. MCCONNELL Manager.
The Coolest Place OF Amusement in the City.
THIS WEEK
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 10.
The Coolest Place of Amusement in the City.
THE BIG Alligator! = THE BIG ALLIGATOR,
TIE BIG ALLIGATOR.
FIFTY OTHER MENkG ERIE SPECIsLTIEs
THE CUIIo HAUL
Three Large FlOors-l2 Gee Square Feet-Twenty four
Large Windows.
Special attention to Ladies ard Children at Our
Afternoon Performances.
NAUDIToRIUM HALL
The Eminent Character Acter
ROBERT = NEFF,
An the entire Company in Grand Gone dy
Bill, consisting OF the Imaginable farce entitled
kISTIC
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VIyHE MAIN STREET THEATRE
AND sUMNFER GARDEN
241 and 249 North Main Street
J. J. LODGE MANAGRR.
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r. A. Heath of New York was amor YES
terday's arrivals in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

7. c. Bush was in from Peabody yester-
day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

A TORNADO OF Fun
From beginning to End.
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Week Commencing
MONDAY EVE, JULY 18th.
The Famous Farcial Comedy in two Acts entitled
"ROoMS FOR RENT"
BY our Popular Stock Company
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I.nac Hoops, business u1an Of Malta, o.
is II the city. He hiss just returned from
visit 20 the southwestern part Of the state
and is very en,husisstic in his praise @.
Kansas and Wichita why. believe, be
says, IF thu whole town would burn down
the enserpris5ng people Of the cssy would
soon build another right here. This il
bound 70 be great city, can't htip IL
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

VIII be Produced for the Entire Week.
BY THE ENNIS & YOUNG STOCK DRAMATIC co.
General admission IS, reserved seats 30 cents, at
Union Ticket Office
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-09

THE CELf BRA FED EIRD FAMILY
In their Musical specaltos.
Performances Afternoon and e,enipg excel t
Sunday.
Admission 10 cents, e. seats 10 specially
re8of we'd seats cents extra.
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AMUSEMENT IT'S.

IARFyEID OPERA HOUSE.
VI ENNIS YOUNG, Sole Iessees ard Managers.
MONDAY, JULY4
m ~
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Look out for
-"mONTE CRISTO.r-
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OPERA HOUSE

ORAWFoRD's OPERA HOUSE,
~ !. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager,
Popular Prices, 10. 20 ard sc. No higher. Common
cling July 4ti, the talented actor,
e. 7. STETS0N,-
Supported by The sf Cd young jctr6ss, Miss Fannie
N. Ingram, ana supe1b company Of actors,
lung the greer,
pG
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Fezrn,a On u hl,d.

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,UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" over Half u IiliiOn Distributed.
Lonisiana Ntate L0llerLI No.

lncnfpOra,sd ~ ISIS tor JwsnH as yasr
By tho legislature 'Or kaulauun.I md
Charitable pttUDscH-with n capital ~ gi,-
me- ,uNi-tO which a terotye fugf tf o.
VC haf since been added.
by Gu overwhelming puptls. vote ia
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reustitu,lei, adopted DocrWlar "a, AID.
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Iany disease Tor whlch " W rVrolnhchu'u'
land a failure In any ease In utterly I'M
Iposalhlo. OEGna, Scromia, SyphiHs, IN
lcyery stage, Chronic Rheumatism, Hun
lining Sores, Ulcers, sw cllings, Abscesscs
Icauscd by Hip Disease, or Carries, BIT
Visible Parasites, all angry skin Dis
leases and unnatural discharges nrc I'M
medintcly controlled by In. en-pIa nnd
la posltiyc cure N the Inevitable result
dForseven years was almost ono mass
lof corruption. Deep angry sores had eat A..
len down to my back bone, my body and
hImhs were covered with sores, my lips,
lnosc and throat partnlly destroyed by
Them, given up 10 die by the best physl-
Iclnn- " Columbus, weighed but eighty
lpounts, reduced to the verge Of the grave,
Thought was dying. Then TOOK iaa-cu-
lpi-a, nothing else; took ~ bottles. An
Inv snrcs are healed aud am m well ~
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Sold by Druggists. y per bot, y Tor a.
lscnd Cor "Thc flls of t,lic," sent frce.
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REMEf lEp That the presence u
UGU1' I'LL Oons. BeAuregard and
Early, VII o In eharFe " the drawinrt, u
. uATRnts absolute fairness aud intogTi-
~, that D. anoes are all equal, and that
no nnntf UfaHthly divine what sumhoF
eill draw 70.
RESI- 'fh, That the payment Of all
Prisss IL AHAstEsD Hr fOuH
hstfON RANKS of New Orleans.
and the ~ are signed BY tho President
Of an lnstit n, vhqso chartered rishts arc
recognised hs hiFhs't Courtl therefore,
beware u any limitations - rrn--uous
arhomea
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Canital Prize. Sl50.O0G.
srNOflCE-Tieksn are Ten Dollars
only. hHlys,i %; Hith'. ~.

nly Prize mounting to........,....... .esb. 600
Applcai for rAtet 70 olubt should be
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For ia lsf information write clearly,
givins full ,ldrsss. POSTAL IN. Eu-
press Mon orders, or hav York EIohgnss
ir OrdinA letter. Currency b. E1prrff lAi
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ats Grand single Number 1sRw-
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hetnt Annual EFNNinEs regularly
every sin mouths, Jun. nud ne-
cemb~r
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A a. GII-p1 IA,

kigid tests of comparison
instituted between liz GU
pi-HOn,l oihcr blood rome
dies, uconcluslNoly that
" stands without n peer.
We claim Rbr ia-eu-pi-a
l.1.. I,.,lllAllll1 ia.
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n. A. DAuPIaIh,
New Orleans, Ia.
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at W tCourt Sc, Memphis, 1su

Addre' Registered Lotiersto
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Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles tne
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Liness, Nausea, Drowsinces, Distress after ostinS
Pain In the side, &c. while thei- most te-rarb
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OFFICERS.

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Ielfer aIIha scnln.

TON Bo5sMIER, Edinburgh, Ind.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03

Boston Transcript: The rcfinemsnts
az Tie New York dialect are an interest
iny Ntmdy ~ visitors from Hoston. The
rurfeut exclamation there Just now II
borrowed from the talk Of tho pcripa-
t.siiF tlsh dealers. who have TO deal with
dc .uartns ~ tenement house occupants,
audi Who occasionally fluid il desirable 10
n.lo,,, a game ~ hluif with the women,
WHO gct mon the wheels OF their wa ,ons
nnd tnrn the fish over a long time with
their hands before they can make up
lhair miu,ls 10 purchase. lon are, We
vilI sav. In New York driving room.
on,,a.cd ia conversation with tho belle
~ the evening. She is tdkativo and
i,fnarhas certain subjects Of New York
iu,.,rrst, such rs the fight between Eel
ioWE aud Nicoll. Mrs. James Brown Pot
trr's tatsAt gowns and the revival Of lihr-
Il nm & Harris famous dramas. lou
allow m spitc 81 polite endeayors, q GER
tain Discrimination ~ accept the young
iady : conversational wares; wherenron,
gh6wint her white teeth in pretty
stnile. she says, nmiahly-
"If yer don't like dem fish chuck EN-
hack IA de- wagon an git off do tire o
Ana wheeli Clnckl Git upr
II isn't her ordinary talk, g he snre'
II Il only tho current New York slang
expression.
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What He Threw Away.

An Albany gentleman some years
ago did bus ness for part as in Chicago.
They failed and all they offered in pay
ment of their account was piece of
wild laud IN South Chicago. The nc
count was about $500 and the deed OF
the land was accepted. Invest CATION
disclosed that the land was in swamp
aud apparently of no present or pro-
spect,vo value. After paying taxes on
il for several years the Albany holder
finally abandoned 1t and il was doubt
less sold for non-payment of taxes. Not
long ago while visiting Chicago the
gentleman looked up the property and
to his nmazemont aud disgust discover
ell that It was 10 the most valuable
part of South Gil Gage and that had he
reta nod II hu would have been worth
| "a least $3.50, 900, albany SoHraa.
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gRleRs on rue STAGE.

a Tfarsaaana Ests aad meash @sru@@as~
e@na time age there waa en- exhihi-
Sea, 10 New York. what was called the
''wondsrful electrical man"
That "wonder" now says that he was
nlwaye secretly connected With battery
so arranged as 10 defeat discovery
Nany freaks Of nature" are only
freaks Of clsvsr deceptive skill.
Bishop, tha mind-rsader, so-called,
was shown 10 be ONLY q shrewd student
Of human nature, whose reading OF
thought was not phenomenal.
Even so intelligent O man as Robert
Dale Owen was for many years fully per
sunded that certain alleged spiritual
manifestations were genuine, bnt IN the
Katie King ease, he eventually found
that he had been remorselessly de-
eeived.
When to natural ersdnlity is added a
somewhat easily fired imagination, spec
tres become facts, and clever tricks real
| tiles
THAT man." remarked q prominent
| physician the other day TO our reporter,
thinks be is sick. He is hypo. He
comes here regularly three times week
| for treatment, THERE'S absolutely moth
| ing the matter with him, but of course
every time he comes fix him mp some
thing"
"And he pays for it?"
eyes, So. 90 q visit. But what give
him has no remedial power whatever.
have to cater TO his imaginary ills. He
is one of my best friends, and dare not
disappoint his fears.
An even more striking case of nrofes
sional delusion is related by w: n. Win
ton, business manager of the Kingston
IN. Y. Freeman:
Sin 1888, Mr. r. R., of New York, q
relative of the late vice president OF thu
United States was seriously i'll st
fatal disorder The best physicians at
tended him, but, until the last one wa
tried, he constantly grew worse. Ihi
doctor gave him some medicine IN
two ounce bottle. Improving, he 60
another bottle. paying 50 for each. ID
was getting relief after having used sew
eral Of these mysterious small bottles.
: One day he laid one on his desk in hi
New York Office. In the same Office
friend was using q remedy put up In
large bottle. BY pure accident it wa
found out that these two bottles cor
tanned exactly the same medicine, til
two ounce vial costing the doctors pa
tent Sc, while his friend paid but Si.2
for bottle holding over sixteen ounce
Of Warmers safe cure. The doctor
services were stopped at once, the ma
continued treating himself with what h
doctor had secretly prescribed-Wal
ner's safe cure, which finally restore
him to health from an attack of what h
doctors called bri hits disease"
If the leading physicians in the Liant
through fear of the code, will secret
prescribe Warmers safe cure in all cas-
Of kidney, liver and general disorde
do they not thereby confess their ow
: inability to cure it, and, by the stron
est sort Of endorsement, commend tn
preparation to the public?
E We hear it warmly spoken OF in eve
i direction, and we have no doubt wins
ever that it is, all things considered, Il
very BEST article of the kind ever know
Piso's Remedy for catarrh is agrees
to use. IL is not liquid or a snuff. 81
= Very few persons can hold their own
their FIRST sea voyage.
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The IaIssa srhriae--An 0nssha Hsssas
Giving Away $500 Gold Watches
.ua Mnk.5ts.a 46nrfstrWa.

The auii slater mauths arr here and many peo.
RI afu tankihE attout Tor rhancs 10 earn httle
sssra uaoHvf. Wlshoat douht the latest, hesi
ana most gAkins arhsne efrF beard ~ " the oheF
t,ai!f Is The Herald PHb Co. publishers 81 The
usaahA TALLY hRd WeakiF Herald, Aen. boys
ss4 anmea. sspasajtF those ~ farming ppInmuni'
9ias ass Ia slaAl soahs. sill tnd Il long sought
buu4
Dsrias the uoufbs q prsmber. lanuary and
psifHary blE uaEva and even more may 10
sAFasl 10 he HAy - Fsasty etsh eseidrs ss-gtinE
sstsaintriF fFgp al cost. Enld eAtEh Nofth sfNss
Of a s.suihE faarhiBs VI egrai ralae, heag namf
ard sdAyaas hY postal card ur letter for tfrs
tasat!sn aud toll particulars Ad6trss,
THg uERAt.u run. Co. Omaha. Neb
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03

- ,rs I.sadsr. ostA
y, 10. ,.,.,,smherad that mugons
Eili "a s,lari nird. Henry Lsvin and
h Snncan Is yether drew tina sen'
N p"" "riIo IN the Louisiana state
apilai !;cl,t "a SOB, in the drawing
oh W VI, An Argus.Leader re
n low ~" called on Mr.. Speck, who
@ .SSy here, 20 see n no had
1 ee ~ money and 70 find out how
d his ut 10 use II. Mr.. Speck
N ~ ve got notification the
n icy ,bc eject that the money
n a9y N. = S;onx Falls National bank.
b w tbere and received 5000, IN
ehl ny w money we put IN. That
~ lle 5s0 apiece. Yesterday l
~ house ia Western Sioux
IVY $40. That is something 1
Il iol "A wanted and now that ! have
l"s! ,,iIl leep it. am going 10
Z Nv oll home In Switzerland
y !" taking along my family.
Il ~ W. ~ the boys are going over 70
NJ hssiles putting their money
ny ~. excellent Sioux Falls real
ou NJ nre willing TO testify that
.,a cement Of the Louisiana State
!. done entirely ON the square
N 4, heartily recommend it 10 any
lntto risk a little for the sake oi
u eee IL biz Haln.
II ~ $50 has lived here for q mum
ysars and has many friends who
Il lsa.e,l as he is at his good for.
y iTlp other three gentlemen arr
& en,trrs and are not known 80
n TSs bovs had tirrt formed !
= invest their 81, 900 in a bunel
e.rata hut decided at last q
snd invest as each one saw ut.
d IVA lncky fellows ara w0rkins
u \ nsnal business and tiloueh vel
= their good luck are stieklns
81 n tscif lasts rs though n0thins
81 appeued.
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snso pertnnnent and complete are tho
-, 81 tiiinne and Intermittent Diseases
S nude py Priekly Ash 1iitiers. Dyspensi..'
ssnsrn debility, hahitual constipall ~ !.
h,a, ana kidney complaints are speedily
sr,d Gated from tho aystcm. dlsin'ss. 's
clennsss md elimiuatra MI ma'at, ~
ItcaI.h and ylsor are obtained more rhp,
i,lly aud permanently by the urs OF tnls
great natural autid"te than a'ly , nems'
renlsIy heretofore known. ~ r S
ensrsy and vitality 70 1t worn aud diseased
body,
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To the Eiliiori-- ,,,,t rho,,
n pns,tiye remedy Tor the above nau'e',
disease. BY it's timely use tnonranis ~, -,
r,,.sj shall I've glad a. eend two bottles
,,I.,v remedy rHsB TO any ot ynnr readers
M, "a vs consumption II they will send me
tbrir Ex nr,.-a aud =, o. address :,
Rsspeptfnlly, r. A. SLotuM, NJ; c.,
ISl Pearl ST., New York.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03


Tbs Listener has heard q nary sAav,,
which has been ssing ronpd tie waif.
rooms Tor some little time, he snnnosaa
which u worth telling. A lew years 400,
TIE commander Of a United States man
OF war, stationed with fleet AT a tror,.
zeal port, went away on leave Of absence
leaving the ship IN charge OF the next in
command, who happened 10 be an OH
Ger OF sociable tendencies and agreeable
life. Toward the close Of the csptainis
leave, his substitute, the lieutenant
came under violent temptation 10 visit
a mel ghbOring city, where certain social
exlgencies seemed 10 require his preH.
ence. so he, too, took his denartnre
absolutely without leave, Intending 10
return the next day. He did NOT return
the next day, however, nor the dav al.
ter; in fact, his absence was PROLONGED
Tor a week, and when the cantain finally
returned no found the lieutenant Ind
wear
In the meantime the escapade had be-
come. known 10 all the fleet, including
Admiral IMineby, who was disposed 10
make fuss abont it, The captain called
the lieutenant aud Obiur rated him quite
warmly. The lieutenant had no explain.
atom ~ make-Dothing 10 say.
Wei, said the captain, ''there viii
naturally lac court of inquiry, and 1.-THE
caniain smiled rather griinly as he said
II either Won, or |, OF Admiral Twineby
will have to suffer for il.
This remark seemed 10 supply the lien.
tenant With happy thought He got
lp, seized the captain by the coat collar,
and whispered hoarsely and unsteadily
| in his ear:
shay, I'll tell you what We do; We II
shove it OF ON old Twinebyl''
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03

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